Quaestor’s Tarsoly had joint venture with government
Csaba Tarsoly did not receive any kind of highly profitable contract from the government – the Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs responded in a press release to allegations made by Együtt (Together) party's Levente Pápa yesterday.
The Ministry also acknowledged, however, that MNKH and Tarsoly had a joint venture in Istanbul. The ministry also confirmed, that there were negotiations between the parties to cooperate with the trading house established by Tarsoly in Moscow and Magyar Nemzeti Kereskedőház Zrt. (MNKH), but no such agreement has been signed.
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